Summer Superstition
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Summer Superstition
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Well, she thought it through
And tried to rape me
All night long I’m calling maybe
You go up and I go down
Oh, just take that corner you left home
And I said why, why, why, why
God trying to say me
Oh, you ain’t no
Summer superstition
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Broken Jazz Society performs "Summer Superstition", and this lyric page sits inside the Broken Jazz Society catalog on LyroVerse.
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